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One of the oldest department stores in Tokyo, Ueno's Matsuzakaya has been in business since 1907. It was also the first place in Japan to introduce 'elevator girls', i.e. robotically speaking ladies operating the lifts and announcing your arrival on each floor.
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Transport Okachimachi Station (Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku lines); Ueno-Hirokoji Station (Ginza line); Nakaokachimachi Station (Hibiya line), Ueno-Okachimachi Station (Oedo lines)
Telephone 03-3832-1111
Open 10am-7.30pm
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